The phrase "a unique score the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The composer created a unique score the audience had never heard before."
Alternatives: "an exceptional score" or "a distinctive score."
The equipment produces a unique score for the previous night's sleep and aims to wake the owner up at the best point in their sleep cycle.
Composer Barry Gray devised a unique score at the request of Anderson, who judged the series' archived incidental music unsuited to the episode's tone.
The efficacy of FTY720 was maintained, also merging the MRI parameters in a unique score including both the absence of contrast-enhancing lesions at 24 months and new T2 lesions from baseline (Table 2).
Visitors are welcome to walk through the lights and become enveloped in the massive, shining column all while a unique score by Ikeda emanates around the installation.
The storyline was gritty to the core, and was skillfully held together by the authentic band of brothers, so to speak, that utilized a unique score that somehow put to music what was really grating in the father's life.
Universal Studios Hollywood resurrects a slew of cinematic icons in an all-new Halloween Horror Nights maze inspired by the original Universal Monsters with a unique score by Slash.
The statistical methodology adopted for the ranking gives each business school a unique score (known to statisticians as a z-score).
For the uninitiated, Identified analyzes the work history, education, and demographic data of Facebook users, tracking the hiring behaviors of a slew of companies to measure what's currently "in demand" through its ranking system, which gives a unique score to every user based on how appealing their metaprofile will be to employers.
A unique score was calculated in each domain to facilitate comparisons among various variables.
